Samsung Electronics is taking its connected-home strategy directly to Kenyan consumers, using three Nairobi shopping malls to demonstrate how smartphones, televisions, wearables and AI-enabled appliances can operate as a single technology ecosystem rather than as standalone products. The Korean electronics giant will launch its Connected Living Experience at The Junction...

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